dict_keys(['bike', 'car', 911])
dict_values(['Fahrrad', 'Auto', 112])
The word for 'car' is in German ' Auto '
Instead of 911 in the US you better call 112 in Germany.
There are 3 key-value pairs stored in the dictionary.

The with statement

The best explanation for the with-statement in Python I found is by Jeff Knupp.
Here is an example code snippet that shows that the with-statement will automatically call the __enter__ and __exit__ "method" for a class used in the with-statement:

It will cause an error if the file foo2.txt does not exist. However, the output generated by this script shows, that even an error occured, the exit() function was called, which allows to return resources allocated by the object instance of class A!